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Like that's one of his biggest inspirations.

And I'd seen him play this song called Milk Cow Blues, which is one of my favorite songs to sing that I played in my band.

So he leaned over, he goes, what do you want to sing?

And I said, Milk Cow Blues.

And I could see his eyes go like.

what does a 16-year-old kid know about 1930s Dust Bowl era Bob Wills music?

And he's like, all right, get up here.

And so it was like a mad dash, like a blur of time.

They escorted me over.

They started the song.

We didn't talk about what key is this going to be in.

It could have been an absolute train wreck.

It could have been terrible.

If they started that song too high or too low, I wouldn't have been able to sing it.

But they played it in the exact key that we played it in.

And I walked up there and he goes, what's your name?

And I was like, Corey Kent.

And he walks up to the mic and he goes, Corey Kent, everybody.

And the coolest moment, I think still to this day, the coolest moment in my career was –

Willie obviously doesn't know if I can sing at all.